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STO Test Mechanic - CLB

1. Perform hydrostatic testing of all Shipboard, Steam and Electric Plant, Auxiliary and Weapons systems.
2. Complete and maintain the required training to perform mechanical operational testing of all Steam and Electric Plant, Hydraulic and Weapons systems which may include going on sea trials.
3. Complete and maintain the required training to perform watch standing duties to include: operate ship’s mechanical systems; roving watches required for ship safety, safety dispatch or to monitor mechanical systems required as part of the construction which may include weekend work.
4. Complete and maintain the required training to perform the duties of a safety technician which requires making systems safe for trade work utilizing Electric Boat’s Lock out/Tag out procedures.
5. Complete and maintain the required training to maintain the requirements for system cleanliness
6. Ability to follow written procedures and comply with requirements
7. Exhibit high moral character and integrity required to certify NAVSEA test requirements
8. Exhibit the ability to read and understand various system and test diagrams/drawings required for all mechanical system testing.
9. Work onboard submarines under construction during all phases of construction in all types of weather.
10. Work requires heavy lifting, pulling and climbing (ladders) and work in tight/confined spaces for extended periods of time.
11. Be able to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance.
12. Install, maintain and remove test equipment (hoses, fittings, test pumps, etc.) and have the ability to understand the different types of test equipment, fittings and hoses for each system and apply them correctly per system requirements.
13. Perform other duties assigned by their supervisor.
14. Complete and maintain the required training to use radiological dosimetry to work within radiological controlled areas when required.

• High School diploma or GED or 2+ years technical experience
• Must be available for any shift
• Prior formal training or job experience with mechanical systems and/or testing.

• Prior US Naval submarine system experience or prior testing experience with shipboard systems
• Experience in one or more of the following: Related military training, mechanical training from Vocational, Technical or Community College, or Type II or Universal Freon certification as defined by 40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F”. 
• Experience with/knowledge of Lock Out Tag Out procedure

• Attention to detail
• Electrical skills (ability to work with basic mechanical tools) 
• Ability to read drawings/schematics
• Ability to think critically
• Ability to pass required schools for specific qualifications

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1. Perform electrical testing of all Shipboard, Steam and Electric Plant, Auxiliary and Weapons systems.
2. Complete and maintain the required training to perform electrical operational testing of all Steam and Electric Plant systems; Hull Mechanical and Auxiliary systems; and Weapons systems which may include going on sea trials.
3. Complete and maintain the required training to perform watch standing duties to include: operate ship’s electrical systems; roving watches required for ship safety, safety dispatch or to monitor electrical systems required as part of the construction which may include weekend work.
4. Complete and maintain the required training to perform the duties of a safety technician which requires making systems safe for trade work utilizing Electric Boat’s Lock out/Tag out procedures.
5. Ability to follow written procedures and comply with requirements.
6. Exhibit high moral character and integrity required to certify NAVSEA test requirements.
7. Exhibit the ability to read and understand various system and test diagrams/drawings required for all electrical system testing.
8. Work onboard submarines under construction during all phases of construction in all types of weather.
9. Work requires heavy lifting, pulling and climbing (ladders) and enter in tight/confined spaces for extended periods of time.
10. Be able to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance.
11. Perform various electrical testing tasks using various meters to perform continuity checks of installed cables and equipment. Perform alignments of ship systems electronic systems. Assist in trouble shooting when required.
12. Perform other duties assigned by their supervisor.
13. Complete and maintain the required training to use radiological dosimetry to work within radiological controlled areas when required.
14. Complete and maintain the required training to work on energized equipment. Individual must understand and comply with Division Safety Manual and technical manual operating instructions. 

• High School diploma or GED or 2+ years technical experience
• Must be available for any shift
• Prior formal training or job experience in electrical trades and/or testing

• Prior US Naval submarine system experience or prior testing experience with shipyard systems
• Experience in one or more of the following: Related military training, electrical training from Vocational, Technical or Community College
• Experience with and knowledge of Lock out/Tag out procedures

• Attention to detail
• Electrical skills (ability to work with basic electrical tools) 
• Ability to read drawings/schematics
• Ability to think critically
• Ability to pass required schools for specific qualifications

Acids or Alkalis, Cold, Dry, Dusty, Fumes, Hot, Inside, Noise, Oily, Outside, Wet

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The Electrical Systems Lead provides expertise to the maintenance team to enhance reliability of electrical systems and instrumentation. Maintains a primary focus within maintenance but will work with other technicians/mechanics/engineers/vendors/contractors across the site to seek best practices and enhancements. The Electrical Systems Lead role provides leadership and direction for the maintenance and management of electrical and instrument systems sitewide. The role directly supervises Electricians and Instrument Technicians. The Electrical Systems Lead reports to the Maintenance Manager.

Principal Responsibilities:

• Provides evaluation and direction for maintenance and reliability efforts for all electrical and instrumentation equipment and systems
• Works to enhance electrical and instrumentation equipment reliability and performance.
• Maintain a high level of technical expertise on electrical/instrument systems and standards.
• Recommends and assists in estimating capital projects to the Project Management Team
• Provides design review and assistance for electrical and instrumentation equipment and systems.
• Work with the Team to generate cost savings ideas that reduce the Total Cost of Ownership
• Work with the Team to ensure safety of the electrical systems and all personnel

Must-Have Skills, Experience, and Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or closely related field from an accredited institution. Military training is a substitute.
• Relevant experience in Operations, Engineering, or Maintenance in an industrial setting.
• Experienced in the engineering, operation, troubleshooting and maintenance of motors, motor control systems, VFD's, electrical devices, electrical supplies, field instrumentation, control valves, process analyzers, process control systems.
• Knowledge in Reliability Centered Maintenance, Root Cause Analysis, Failure Modes and Effects Analysis, Predictive Maintenance and Preventative Maintenance.
• Experience with electrical systems from low voltage DC to 480V AC.
• Ability to read and update electrical and instrument documents such as schematics, specifications, control diagrams, P&IDs, and one-line diagrams.
• Excellent troubleshooting skills.
• Working knowledge of chemical plant equipment and technologies.
• A good understanding of working within the rules of safety and environmental policies in an industrial setting.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to act as a self-starter. Must be self-motivated to seek out problems, propose solutions, and drive improvements.
  

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The Instrument Technician is a hands on member of the maintenance team working to maintain instrumentation, control valves, and process analyzers across the site. The role interacts with all levels of the organization site wide. This position is responsible for performing daily tasks as part of a team to ensure safe, productive, reliable, and cost-efficient maintenance of plant equipment and facilities. in addition, this position provides field level support for reliability efforts, innovation, and continuous improvement.

• Provide direct support in the preventative maintenance, installation, configuration, troubleshooting, calibration, and repair of instrumentation and control valves.
• Demonstrate and maintain a high level of technical expertise.
• Assist with the installation and commissioning of capital projects.
• Practice safety and housekeeping while performing job duties.
• Execute maintenance tasks in a quality manner to avoid rework.
• Complete job feedback forms to document equipment history.
• Participate in 5S activities to maintain a clean and orderly work area.
• Provide support for site reliability efforts.
• Identify potential bad actors and opportunities for continuous improvement and innovation.
• Protect the environment, health, safety, and security of our employees, contractors, carriers, distributors, visitors, customers, and neighbors.

Job Duties:

• Perform work orders as assigned
• Troubleshoot/check/calibrate/repair/replace process instrumentation from Endress and Hauser, ABB,and Foxboro. Includes pressure, temperature, and flow transmitters.
• Troubleshoot/check/calibrate/repair/replace control valves, pressure regulators, etc.
• Fabricate and install tubing (stainless, plastic, etc.) for control valves
• Calibrate and repair Mettler Toledo scales
• Troubleshoot and repair Honeywell and Fire Eye burner systems
• Troubleshoot and repair gas chromatographs
• Loop check and verify operation of instrumentation
• Perform wiring of instrumentation
• Utilize electrical multi-meters and various electronic communications devices to Troubleshoot/check/calibrate all type and brand of instrumentation.
• Clearly and properly document all work
• Interface with vendors for maintenance of equipment and other related activities.

Must-Have Skills, Experience, and Education:

• 5+ years of relevant work experience related to the job roles and responsibilities
• Ability to drive forklift
• Ability to use scissor lift or boom lift

Physical Requirements:

• While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to reach and lift with hands and arms and to talk or hear.
• The employee frequently is required to stand; walk; and stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl.
• The employee is occasionally required to climb or balance.
• The employee must regularly lift and/or move up to twenty pounds, frequently lift and/or move up to fifty pounds.
• The employee is required to ascend/descend ladders or steps.
• Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
• Employee is required to be respirator qualified

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